Daily News | 8-foot alligator rescued in North Philly
this spring. Well, fourth if you count the 3-foot-long caiman itAnd, no, it’s not normal for so many gators to be passing through the organization, said executive director of ACCT Philly Sarah Barnett.
ACCT Philly is now seeking other permanent accommodations closer to the area, but that means future alligators may have to be sent elsewhere because one alligator will be taking up a significant amount of space.
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